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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1900
Page
6
Poet Josephine H. Nicholls laments returning to a homeland that feels estranged. The speaker recalls a vanished harmony as nature and country fail to greet the weary traveler. Longing for rest and the old charms, she declares an alien presence beneath a strange sun.
Major Folsom and escort ride to the Gap amid reports Red Cloud and a large Sioux band near Crazy Woman’s Fork. Scouts note mixed signals, while a buffalo hunt and a sudden Indian charge test troop readiness and nerve as Burleigh collapses in the ambulance.
A cavalry column pursuing a buffalo hunting party of Ogallala Sioux heads toward Reno after a night march. Burleigh challenges officers as Dean works to identify the band amid peril and deceptive signals while wary Indians shadow the march.
Susan B. Anthony challenged gender bias at the 1853 state teachers convention where two thirds of attendees were women yet none spoke. She argued that society undervalues women by denying them brains to be doctors or lawyers, while men taught. Her bold speech unsettled both sexes.
Out of context chatter from a Philadelphia North American item notes a remark about judging by looks versus inner wealth. The quotable exchange presents Lulu and Dolly debating appearances and the appeal of pocketbook value.
A dealer proclaims a suit will wear like iron while the victim recalls a liar claim. Two weeks later the suit is described as rusty, reflecting doubt and a fading promise of durability.
Rainy mornings and weekday arrivals set the Erie timetable with trains 3 and 6 daily. Train 9 arrives at 10:40 AM and 3:45 PM, Train 6 reaches Erie at 8:00 PM, while Train 9 runs again at 3:57 PM and Train 3 at 3:45 PM.
Gro. W. Bartlett, Supt. Dunkirk. N. H. Parry, Gen. Agent Buffalo. N. Y. Go. H. Daniels, Gen'l Passenger Agent on York City. The text lists railroad officials and offices in Dunkirk Buffalo and New York with no clear event.
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